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Area: Izu Peninsula
Category: Historicals > Trace of Sengoku
Category: Historicals > Trace of Sengoku
Inatori (稲取) was one of the major stone mining for building Edo Castle. There are many stones left over in this town. At the mountain, there are many ruins which tells you have the Stones were cut and prepared to carry over the castle. Now, people use those stones to built their own Stone walls. In October, there is festival to pull the stone in traditional way.
Tourist Info.
Many spots where you can see the stones are in the private properties. Please keep in the great manner.
Access
0. at Atami Station
1. use JR Supper view Odoriko to Izu Inatori (1 hr.)
Tourist Info.
Many spots where you can see the stones are in the private properties. Please keep in the great manner.
Access
0. at Atami Station
1. use JR Supper view Odoriko to Izu Inatori (1 hr.)
Access to Izu Peninsula Area
Izu Peninsula (伊豆半島 Izu-hanto)
Terminal Station: JR Mishima (三島) Station
Access from Tokyo:
-By Train
0. at Tokyo Station
1. take Shinkansen(Hikari) to Mishima (59 min.)
Terminal Station: JR Mishima (三島) Station
Access from Tokyo:
-By Train
0. at Tokyo Station
1. take Shinkansen(Hikari) to Mishima (59 min.)
Map around Inatori
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Detailed Travel Guide for Inatori
Ishibiki (御石曳き) Festival is held in October.There are some stones which has the marking of which Daimyo offered to Edo Castle. Each Daimyo had to carry the certain amount of stones which depend on the size of their land.
